Pokémon Scarlet & Violet - Legendary Quartet Battle Music (HQ)

This play when you are challenging The Treasure of Ruin in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.
To check out their battle, just click on the video cards ("!")
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Main goal of these video concept ideas:
My main goal for these kind of videos is to be as creative as possible!
Let me explain:
- Firstly, my very first channel Mixeli (But also my latest one Volipok) post tons of Gameplays from Every Generation (Which once again was played and recorded by myself in it's entirety. It took me many years of works.)
My video have Educational Value and let me explain why: It does provide help to the user who watch the video. One of the few example for that is which musics is played from my gameplays. It could easily be found on video cards (The exclamation mark "!" you see on the video above at the right) and vice versa. (This mean that on this video for example, you could also find my actual battle gameplays of where this music is played)
- Secondly, My video are transformative enough, I took the time to play the game and recording the musics. I took the time to improve it's original quality using Vegas Pro. Thanks to a program called "Track EQ" that you can find on Vegas Pro.
This program allow the user to enhance it's original quality and further improving it. This need concentration as each version has different audio quality.
- Thirdly and as you have noticed: On each Generation, I use different background that I bought on a website called Shutterstock. (Which I have bought at least 336 pictures background, just so I can become as creative as possible and also work on a lot of different style using those background)
This kind of concept was created by myself since 2011. Today it has become one of the main concept of my channel that I personally created.
- Lastly is to bring the community together. I have noticed that so many people are commenting and giving their opinions on the video, sharing their experience about characters from the game, confirming theory, saying funny stuff and I find this extremely amazing and interesting! I don't want their comment to be unnoticed so I have plan for the future of my content about commenting and sharing their experience on videos that I will produce one day!

I think I explained everything now. Enjoy and have a great day!
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All musics, gameplay and content included within this video are transformative, creative, have educational value and this recording are from my own gameplay. I'm also the one that created that concept video ideas. No copyright infringement is intended.
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Credit: Nintendo, Game Freak, Creature Inc., TPCi
Artwork Scanning Enhancing & Improvement : Mixeli, Pokeli.
From Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Official Guidebook Complete Story Cheats
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[Pokeli]

With this, it's now finished!
I wish a Happy Holyday to everyone!🎉🎊

[theeskrungly]

Just noticed - All four of the legendaries do a little wiggle before engaging in battle because they napped for so long. So sweet.

[smoolensko]

As a Chinese player, I am actually really intrigued by these four. Since they are the Treasures of Ruins, all of them have some sort of ominous meaning behind their designs.

Wo-Chien is a slug covered in wooden tablets, ancient Chinese writing material before paper was introduced. Its origin connects deeply to a Chinese idiom: 罄竹难书 (qin zhu nan shu), describing people with so much sin that even using all the wood to make tablets wouldn't be enough to record all of their wrong doings.

Chien-Pao has connections with warmongering or wars in general. It being a tiger like creature could be related to 虎符 (hu fu), a tiger shaped seal that symbolize military command and authority in the past. Plus sword is a common weapon for foot soldiers of ancient China.

Ting-Lu seems like a combination of 2 similar Chinese idioms, 问鼎(wen ding) and 逐鹿(zhu lu). Dating back to the Warring States period (around 300 BC), both of these words means over ambition and hunger for power. Hence Ting-Lu is a combination of 鼎(ancient Chinese cauldron) and 鹿(moose).

Chi-Yu is a combination of jade and fish, coincidentally both pronounced Yu in Chinese. Jade is a symbol of wealth in ancient times and often serve as gamble subject for rich investors. And its animal part being a gold fish, an species of ornamental fish that originated from china, widely used as decorations for wealthy households and noblities in the past.

So these four represent tyranny, warfare, ambition and greed, very fitting for the symbols of ruination. But hey these are all just my guesses. :)

[UltraVapor]

1:28 - 1:35 just screams "we're just silly little guys that can absolutely decimate this land"

[Afrochilla]

Easily my favorite song to come out of scarlet and violet. I love how we’re basically re-releasing these evil creatures on the world to impress our hot history teacher.

[cosmicm]

The beat drop after five seconds made my brain go: “I have made multiple wrong decisions removing those stakes and I should catch this thing immediately before it destroys Paldea.”

[rossofantasma]

I like how you can see the destruction they brought in the past in the area around the seals.

The area around Wo-Chien is a marshland, the plantlife only starting to recover from having its life drained all those years ago.

The area around Chien-Pao seems like it was carved out, as if a mighty glacier was once there, or a series of avalanches.

The area around Ting-Lu was full of harsh cliffs with a lake at the bottom, a great fissure in the earth.

And the area around Chi-Yu had jagged spires of obsidian everywhere, despite no signs of volcanic activity.

[omegazer]

I love how Quaquaval always seems like its dancing to the beat of the songs

[IronValiant]

I love Chi-Yu's concept. You expect another large creature, but a small overpowered fish comes out instead.

[RyeBreadFF]

I love that these four actually feel really dangerous. Between Ruination halving your health, their debuff abilities affecting your team as well, and the fact that they were each sealed away by 8 massive stakes that were spread aaaalll around the region, they really had a profound sense of individual strength to them.

ALSO: I LOOOOVE their lore so much. The duality of *Ambition* seems to be a primary theme of Paldea and it’s used to great effect with how the greed of the old kingdom gave life to these Pokémon that are literally made of some of humanity’s worst qualities.

[jawllypop]

Fun fact: Ting-Lu's cry is a metal bowl dropped on a hard surface but slowed down and pitch lowered.

[syanidesiree]

I love how when you catch them, the music has an actual end, instead of just being cut down.

[spiderdude]

"Objects that absorbed so much sin from humanity they became sentient creatures that destroyed an ancient kingdom"

Has to be THE MOST metal description for the origin of a pokemon

[golemofwill]

I like how all of them are so different visually. The main similarities are corrupt items and the dark typing (Also abilities). They all feel so mysterious and dangerous.

[joeywild]

I love the toybox-sounding part. It’s so cool and really sells the idea that these 4 were essentially trinkets/items that got possessed

[CeCe-wgbm]

So, we are all in agreement that pretty much everything about the four Treasures of Ruin is amazing, right? Their whimsical yet intimidating theme music, their vastly differing designs, their incredibly unique names, their awesome-sounding, creative cries — all of these various elements actually have some much deeper meanings in relation to both the Pokémon world and our own.

But a little, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it detail that I just so happened to take notice of during my own playthrough that I also found to be quite interesting was this : the brief text that describes their cries right before the battle begins.

Wo-Chien : — Before paper printing was invented, many various peoples of past societies would instead write by carving into TABLETS made of wood, clay, and/or stone. The people who did this as a profession were called ‘scribes.’

Chien-Pao : “Cuuuttt!” — Now, this one is pretty obvious, as one of the things that SWORDS have always been used for is…well, cutting.

Ting-Lu : “Poouurr!” — This one is also fairly easy to guess the reasoning behind. You can pour liquids both into and out of a VESSEL.

Chi-Yu : “Splashyyy!” — It’s a goldfish.

[gontagokuhara]

*Wo-Chien judges your outfit*
*Chien-Pao eats some snow*
*Ting-Lu knows what you are*
*Chi-Yu bumps its head against some rocks*

[deathdarkgon]

I really love to see how the relic are a part of their body, or themselves for that matter.

Chien-Pao was born from the sword, which is now his fangs.

Wo-Chien came out of the wooden tablets, which now serve as its shell.

Ting-Lu was originated from the vessel, which now is what resembles horns.

Chi-Yu was birthed from the four beads that are now its eyes.

Really love the sub-legendaries in this region, their designs are awesome and their battle theme is a banger to listen to.

[tysondennis]

We have:
-Angry snail
-Longcat
-Invincible moose
-Nuclear goldfish

[TheSpamSpecialist]

Anyone else concerned that Raifort sent us to release four ancient evil Pokemon, said that it was best for you to do it because you had a "pure heart" (implying she doesn't), and then gave us the TM for Nasty Plot?